Dr. Phil Show Hosts Missing Portland Child Kyron Horman’s Step Mom Terri Horman Over Two Episodes

I have been covering this case since Kyron Horman disappeared from Skyline School in June, 2010.    Like most missing persons cases I have covered in the past,  I am of the strong opinion that best efforts at the truth are the only way to propel investigations that, similarly to Kyron’s, have gone cold for one reason or another.   This approach has worked in resolving some of my previous cases.    I am proud of that.  I remain steadfast to the integrity involved in those and future cases.

Over the past 10 months (or so) I have been developing an updated series on Kyron’s case to include my multiple interviews with Kyron’s step-mom,  Terri Horman.   Needless to say as she was the subject of at least three simultaneous cases before an Oregon court and remains a person of interest by the agency investigating her sons disappearance, this has been an arduous and sometimes delicate journey.    Ms. Horman’s experiences during the ongoing investigation of the disappearance of Kyron Horman are critically important to propelling his case and with great hope- finding the truth about what happened to this cherubic and innocent child.    There are dozens of sources,  collateral interviews, forensic experts and legal analysts that also contribute to my series and have done so because of their belief that my motivation is to bring to light information and opinions in such a way that would almost “require” a focused review of Kyron’s case and the likely shaking of that proverbial tree everyone talks about.

Set to publish about 6-ish weeks ago I was asked to postpone the first installment of the series, which I did.  I subsequently learned Ms. Horman was participating in the Dr. Phil program after she completed taping.  Dr. Phils producers were well aware that Ms. Horman had interviewed with me extensively, and anticipated my series would be publishing information that was not known to the public previously in the days prior to her scheduled episode.    When Ms. Horman conveyed to me that she feels obligated to speak out about “her son” in any national medium that will have her,   I most certainly respected that.  I still do.

While Dr. Phil seems like a gregarious fellow for sure,   I have zero interest in being associated with his program, nor do I believe his shows content is designed to do any furtherance of investigation or truth.  There is much concern (although I have no affiliation to the show whatsoever) that the timing of the publication of my series on the Kyron Horman matter might be interpreted differently or inadvertently contribute to the programs content or audience reactions.     Not what I signed on for.   A missing 7 year old boy six years running is not a framework for entertaining a target audience.   He is not fodder for online social media bully campaigns- yet it occurs.

I will be publishing my series on Kyron’s case at a later date, in it’s entirety with no editing adjustments as a result of any of the appearances on Dr. Phil.   I appreciate your patience and your understanding.   Feel free to discuss the show below.

 

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  1. Rose says:

    am I behind. Balizan, after doing the hard work to qualify as a Deputy, retired again in 2018, though he didn’t get the sendoff apparently Jason Gates is getting. Looks like Gulberg’s the successor whenever Reese takes another retirement.

  2. Rose says:

    this says Gates made Chief Deputy (obvs Enforcement) in 2011. Is that a typo? I don’t remember that label then, tho he was ascendant.!https://pamplinmedia.com/go/42-news/414956-316561-lead-wood-village-sheriffs-deputy-to-retire-
    If, true, he was in on & accountable for the investigation dirrction from 2011ff.

  3. Rose says:

    Along with say 400 others, giving several unreserved ovations,
    I heard A McCabe today talk about the FBI.
    No interviewer or moderator just continuous audience Qs.
    I sat behind his atty M Bromwich, who shook
    his head occasionally (don’t answer that one.)
    Look for a civil suit against the DOJ.

    Anyway, I cannot fathom why if the parent
    of an abducted child had any scintilla of a chance
    for the FBI to take over an investigation
    from local LE, they would not fight the locals tooth
    & nail to give it up & request Federal jurisdiction.

    Commenting only on your last paragraph, lol, nor I Rose. It is literally its only hope. You know I do not speak for TH, and she is of course represented by counsel, but I would be very surprised if the FBI did take over the case that she would refuse an interview with counsel present. Keeping in mind she has not been asked since early July 2010 by MCSO- if I want to find my kid I claim is out there now going on 9 years- aren’t I obliged to do everything I can as his parent? To be clear, this in no way is victim bashing- advocating for proper investigation of Kyron’s case is advocation for HIM.
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  4. Sharon Mulhern says:

    https://www.kivitv.com/news/nampa-police-looking-for-missing-endangered-mother-and-children?fbclid=IwAR3wIpELFwLAWtP236h4IKYgWraZ3psFsCNP-jUat2YtWr6Hz2gO-Vv6iTw

    If my memory is correct. (IIRC) you were following this case. It looks like she’s had a real struggle with drugs . . . and according to the article she has 2 small children.

    A cousin I know from Nampa, Idaho said they think she is okay, but her husband is missing! (?)

    Hopefully it’s not too late to get some good help for her PTSD by someone like Dr. Phil with resources if it is not already too late.

    In my opinion, Idaho is the LAST place I would want to be if I had serious mental health problems, especially if related to PTSD,

    Fwiw, she was located safely. I do not believe Ms. Groene has ever been properly treated for the trauma she went through and it certainly looks like some of that is manifesting itself as would be expected due to the lack of treatment. Basically, an 8 year old was raised in a drug/alcohol addictive environment (oversimplification I know) witnessed the most horrific events any child ever could, and for whatever reason, treatment plans and follow through were not part of the rest of her life as a minor at a minimum. I do not think most untrained people can fathom, much less understand what this child endured and the extent of damage to her psyche. I pray that somehow a qualified resource steps in and breaks this cycle. She was an innocent child.
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  5. Rose says:

    When I think of GJ “evidence” Rees was submitting, it rings a bell with what one (of many there, often elderly, retd) former DOJ attorneys commented on when Questioning McCabe today which often included their own anecdotes. He said at a former book tour event, when Michael Schmidt NYT, interviewed Woodward, the latter raked Schmidt over the professional coals for publishing the just-released 25th Amendment McCabe story for having no corroboration. Schmidt said his his chief source had been reliable before. Woodward said nothing was in his current book, or Watergate reporting, unless it was coorroborated by objective data—today, an email, an internal doc or commmnication, etc. Not just an oral source. Schmidt’s oral source tack reminds me of relying on uncorroborated GJ witnesses. I bet everything Mueller’s team asked in a GJ had a corroborating objective piece of evidence for every Q. I bet Rees didn’t.

    I completely agree but the standard is “evidence that would be presented at trial similarly” so it would still be subject to the rules of admissible evidence. That said- keep in mind that gj are asking the questions of the witness and witness’s are not permitted counsel within the proceeding to object (ie: hearsay ) so that “burden” really rests on the ADA or I suppose the Judge presiding. This is exactly why it was so draconian that GJ were not recorded and/or transcribed. Zero oversight and now we know.. also.. no paper trail. One certainly sees how the Frink’s of the world operated without any fear of reprisal of any kind.
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  6. Ode says:

    Perhaps someday little K will be old enough to ask the FBI to look at her missing brother’s case. Can siblings do that?

    Unfortunately not until she is a legal adult- and keep in mind, a parent CAN ask the FBI to review the case- the FBI will meet with them and discuss the steps necessary for their review, but outside of any established “federal jurisdiction” MCSO must be in agreement to have the FBI review the case, and of course turn it over if that is ultimately what is determined to be warranted after review. The fact that MCSO has never requested independent review of an alleged child abduction from a public school should be outrageous to every citizen locally and Nationally.

    I should also say that this PD- referring now to MCSO should have been under investigation of the ODOJ or the FBI from the standpoint of the MCSO “no confidence vote” and subsequent ousting and lawsuits involving it’s sheriff. The potential for corruption is massive-that said, that inquiry is not going to be offered publicly and it does not involve targeted casework (Kyrons per se).
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  7. Rose says:

    Blink I published the case link I refer to above as occasioning Schrunk’s adoption of grand juries for felonies in the early 1980s at :
    Rose says:
    Your comment is awaiting moderation.
    February 18, 2019 at 8:42 am

  8. Rose says:

    Just a google glance at Schrunk appellate cases c 1983 & 1988. Iirc he stepped away from DA in late 80s for private oractice about 5 yrs then returned. very entertaining—thot nothing about filing writs of mandamus against judges on petty things to get his sought rulings. he was right bcz OR laws were bad. Took 2 restaurants in forfeiture & ruined their value before trying owner for on site gambling, who was acquitted but his businesses were gone. Imo this man was all about arrogant power.

  9. Rose says:

    and it seems to me he really didn’t like trial judges
    unless they ruled his way even in the 80s.

  10. Rose says:

    Kantor was just what the doctor ordered— into
    family court for iirc his first family case.

  11. erose says:

    You missed this one.. and I want Rose to know how much I agree.

    February 17, 2019 at 4:19 pm
    Agree What a gem we have here.

    Lol. Yes ma’am. I am still laughing at the way Rose presented it- such poise that lady has-

  12. Rose says:

    fbi could’ve been lead—not merely a CARD team—from the git go.
    https://www.fbi.gov/about/faqs/if-a-child-is-missing-and-possibly-kidnapped-but-no-interstate-transportation-is-known-will-the-fbi-begin-an-investigation

    Unfortunately no evidence of kidnapping or crossing state lines per se. The official FBI position is that they “assisted” MCSO in the beginning of Kyron’s case.
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  13. Rose says:

    from above Study link:
    “0.0068 percent were true kidnappings by a stranger. The primary conclusion of the study was that child abductions perpetrated by strangers rarely occur. However, when they do occur, the results can be tragic.
    The Washington State Attorney General’s Office also conducted research on child abduction murders and made the following observations based on its review of over 775 cases between 1968 and 2002:
    in 76 percent of the murders of an abducted child, the child was murdered within 3 hours of the abduction;
    in 89 percent of the cases, the missing child died within 24 hours of disappearing;
    in nearly 60 percent of the cases, more than 2 hours passed between the time someone realized the child was missing and the time police were notified; and
    the primary motive for the abductor was sexual assault”

    ——
    One can see why Young perferred to believe it was Terri.
    That had gone on too long & is too contrary to evidence.
    The adjective one might use of Kyron’s is “opportunistic.”
    One posits that like other sexual predators he had previously
    offended against child males, whether or not reported, much
    less been tried.

    That is a well researched study that I have cited many times in “presentation”. There are some studies (I would call them more targeted and narrow if you will) that are not available publicly you have seen me opine… Certainly not protocol, but I wonder what happens if I took that “profile” and used it as a template to locate POI’s.

    One of the things we (as academica) are not doing is populating former studies when new (but really old) cases are resolved. I can think of a few examples where we can retrofit the accuracy of the profiles- where we see consistency. In certain cases where there is an irrefutable DNA link, it makes sense to me to include that case statistic over self report or case research if all tracks can be verified independently. The issue continues to be lack of training of LE in these very specific psychopathies.
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  14. Rose says:

    another interesting skim
    https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/digitization/201253ncjrs.pdf

    how come WA State is so good at this &
    OR so bad at this?

  15. Rose says:

    The section on Killer Attributes ff is fascinating. Kinda reminds me of the paranoid camo dresser who disappeared fleeing LE. Tho “socially marginal” fits other case figures such as He Who Shall Not Be Named or Traverso’s probable associates. Occupations fits someone who needed help carrying things in.

  16. Rose says:

    Blink iirc the fbi’s own publication says
    if the child is of tender age, iirc below 12,
    there need be no interstate dimension.

  17. erose says:

    1. Total stranger, never having seen the child before, acting on impulse.
    2. Stranger to the child, but is familiar with the child thru stalking or targeting.
    3. Stranger to the child but familiar with the parents or teachers or other adults in the child’s circle.

    Do all of those scenarios fall under the definition of stranger?

    Rose says:
    February 25, 2019 at 9:57 am
    snip>
    from above Study link:
    “0.0068 percent were true kidnappings by a stranger. The primary conclusion of the study was that child abductions perpetrated by strangers rarely occur.

    If there is any established connection no matter how tangential, it would be considered non-family, but acquaintance. The term would be used one-way, as in the offender is acquainted to a party or the victim. The term stranger (we use unsub or unkn, which signifies no known connection (or generic stranger status) in the field) is more for the public to understand the differences in “stranger danger” – many experts I have interviewed or worked with would like to see that instruction doubled down somewhat due to the very issue you point out. I am aware of cases where an adult posed as a relative as a work colleague- you get the idea.

    Overall though- I don’t agree rn the stats on child abduction/murder/motivations are in agreement, or near accurate because they are so few and far between (also rare). What I will say is that as an example, the current models show that a stranger to the child victim who is the offender, plans the crime meticulously over 50% of the time when the motivation is sexual in nature. One can assume from that stat it is part of the objectification process of the fantasy based offender.
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  18. Rose says:

    laudatory review of Schrunk’s career doesn’t reflect any private practice:
    https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2009/03/influential_multnomah_county_p.html
    mentions his penchant for secrecy wrt evidence.
    I didn’t realize Ted Wheeler was County Chair in 2007 & antiGuisto & Schrunk brokered a truce.
    2007 & a corrupt Sheriff regime is not all that far from 2010.

  19. Rose says:

    interesting reading after “More Information”:
    https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/2010/01/multnomah_chairman_ted_wheeler.html
    2009 was fraught w/scrutiny of mcso. OT was a big issue. MCSO was 85% Corrections.
    Looking back, Staton’s Budget huge infusion requests post-abduction, mostly Overtime,
    thus read as shocking. Reasonable to theorize SZ had some nexus to MCSO.

  20. Rose says:

    So a sexually-motivated child stranger abduction was more likely than not meticulously planned to feed the fantasy. The school calendar w/the SciFair Open House would’ve been online on the school calendar since Aug 2009. The school physical layout was online with detail. The selection of Mathews’ room was necessary due to its location. That a 2nd grader was in a K-1 room could easily be happenstance. Yet, SZ would not have asked a K1 to go outside to “help carry.” He needed an event where older children unaccompanied by a parent mightbe present. Perhaps Kyron was selected because he was unaccompanied. imo this man did at least one dry run “delivery” to the school. He would have some knowledge of child circulation patterns during an inhouse daytime science fair. therefore, imo he was young or had parented an eled kid.

    The invitations to include the event as IB (flyers) went home in backpacks two weeks prior to the event and it was posted on the marquis about a month in advance. “Open houses” or “fairs” are attractive to a specific criminal element- unfortunately.
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  21. Rose says:

    fwiw Inside the Secret Sting Operations to Expose Celebrity Psychics
    https://nyti.ms/2Tfmu3M?smid=nytcore-ios-share
    Tho Soldier’s is far from a celebrity.

  22. erose says:

    And there are no stats on unsolved. It would seem the stranger scenario would fall into unsolved more than familial or acquaintance since those scenarios would be easier to solve.

    I should have clarified- that for purposes of investigation, in a scenario of “acquaintance” where the offender is “acquainted” with the victim or victims family in a one way connection- it can be the equivalent of a stranger non-connection since the nexus is unilateral. If we don’t know the unsub, we can’t tie it to an acquaintance (almost) until the offender is determined. AND- I don’t know how many of the stats/studies of the previously unsolved or solved incorrectly crimes of profile end up in a revision anywhere- I doubt it. Which means to say- what are we learning about such crimes – which in my view, is the damn point. If you are not at a point where you (LE) can predict the potential for such atrocity due to its rarity- how about first determining just exactly how “actual” that designation is.

    That said, I don’t think anyone really cares is the stat moves from rare to “less rare” – as I seem to say ad nauseum we need to know who to be afraid of- and that is an incongruent outlook with LE.
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  23. Rose says:

    RIP
    https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2019/02/oregon-secretary-of-state-dennis-richardson-dies-of-cancer.html
    Brown said, “” and only appoint a Republican who will promise not to run for secretary of state in 2020.”
    If that’s not a double standard for an OR Dem officeholder, I don’t know what is.

  24. Rose says:

    “. If you are not at a point where you (LE) can predict the potential for such atrocity due to its rarity- how about first determining just exactly how “actual” that designation is.
    That said, I don’t think anyone really cares is the stat moves from rare to “less rare” – as I seem to say ad nauseum we need to know who to be afraid of- and that is an incongruent outlook with LE.
    B” http://blinkoncrime.com/2016/09/21/dr-phil-show-hosts-missing-portland-child-kyron-hormans-step-mom-terri-horman-over-two-episodes/#comments

    Cue in Callahan Walsh. He’s apparently jump-starting a career by using stranger abductions to teach the general public how to keep their kids safe. Apples fall near trees.

  25. Tarheel says:

    What are the chances that Kyron could have helped a stranger bring something in from his vehicle and then get abducted by a totally different person? I think the chances would be small. So why in the world will they not release more information about the person that asked for his help…a description from Ms. Mathews (I think that was her name)? This entire case makes no sense. When you have no leads, I would think you release more information to get more leads. Due to whatever screw ups were made by LE I think they have no interest in solving this case and I think it will remain unsolved until someone steps up and releases new information (and we can’t expect LE to do that). Speaking of which…Blink, we would love to read your last piece on this. Or, I would love to hear your take on the Missy Bevers murder or a new piece on anything.

    I know. I heart u Tarheel. When its time I will know, lol, thank you so very much for being supportive all these years.
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  26. T. Ruth says:

    It’s been almost 9 years since Kyron went missing, if he lil’ sister ever wanted to transfer the case to the FBI (if she even could, over her father’s apparent objection), we’d be waiting another 11 years, IIRC. (But look how fast the last 9 have gone by!) Since Kyron was in a 2/3 blended class that would indicate some of his classmates will be turning 18 this year doesn’t it? Maybe one of them will come forward with their thoughts on this child’s disappearance. I can’t believe they don’t think of him and wonder just how this could have happened. Kyron would be 17 years old this coming September, you can find some of his friends photos who are on instagram and it makes me wonder what he would be into at this age, and it makes me sad that he has lost this time with his friends. We always talk about how much his family must miss him, but I’m sure there are some friends who missed growing up with him too.

  27. Rose says:

    Riddell strikes again!
    https://www.wweek.com/news/2019/03/04/new-civil-lawsuit-filed-against-terry-bean-in-multnomah-county-circuit-court/
    Young oughta run not walk to this guy. He knows mcso’s troubles inside out. My theory is she can sue as Kyron’s Next Friend on some type of action in his stead alleging due to mismanagement & command chaos her son’s abduction was mishandled from Day 1. Iirc Staton’s empliyees said his substance abuse dated to Summer 2010. & Kantor’s oughta there. no more coverup.

    Honestly- I am at the point where I am like wtf goes on in that county/state? And the answer is- anything at anytime without so much as a nod to legal ethics. Hiding a witness is obstruction plain and simple and that woman should have been charged, end of story. She hides the kid- who was a victim of a crime, and takes his civil settlement? I mean, I guess we know what gets Jacquiss out of bed these days.
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  28. Rose says:

    Desiree’s Stalking Associate (is Soldier FB Stacey Green?) has asked folks to DM her
    for Terri’s work address for the purpose of putting up stalking accusatory misleading
    fliers for her birthday & wedding anniversary at her worksite & thruout her town.
    I do wish she’d stop using “is” with plural nouns.
    The fact she’s an illiterate thug is plain on its face. How ppl do her bidding is beyond me. She is
    Kyron’s Alex Jones. Let’s see Desiree put up a FB message disavowing this stalking at the worksite.
    She’s shown one time only (the living room psychic) she is capable of some small degree of
    separation from Stacey.

    Water seeks its own level. It’s all I got, lol
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  29. Rose says:

    Greene is reflective of Young’s water level for 9 years on the tremendously important variable of steps taken to find her son, so goodness knows what water level associates she had prior to Kyron’s birth and during his formative years. Reminding one associates current and historical of both bios should have been thoroughly scrubbed.

  30. Rose says:

    She was outed last year. https://www.wweek.com/news/2019/01/16/for-decades-clients-trusted-a-portland-lawyer-to-get-compensation-for-their-injuries-it-turns-out-she-kept-much-of-their-money/
    Nice she was disbarred, but this is kinda shocking:
    “The Portland Police Bureau, Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office, Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Attorney’s Office have all contacted the bar about Deveny.”
    Should’ve been charged in both State (DA Underhill) & Federal Courts long before the Bar got there.
    ——-
    As for the dumbing down ethically of professional practice in Oregon, it’s the law schools. Rod & Laura, U of O. Kantor Lewis & Clark. This woman, Willamette. When I moved to a job in my region in the 70s, I couldn’t believe the practice of social work w/families & children was like 40 years behind the literature & best practices. I came to realize it was the 2 local grad schools w/msw programs. Their grads weren’t exposed to commonly accepted standards. That was in fact true regionally for several abutting States. So when there are problems in a State’s professional group, I look to the State & local private schools that trained them. My hotshot Final Solution Surgeon told me, show me how someone does surgery & I’ll tell you where he went to school. Same with law.

    Boy, what a catch. Picks permanently disfigured or disabled folks to defraud and gets the hubs to put a bullet in his own head while bathing in her house full of cash from IOLTA’s. That woman has to have met with a Russian somewhere.

    Lol, sorry. Maybe not today or tomorrow- but that woman ends up in the big house where she belongs. POS.

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  31. Rose says:

    ATG?

    Rose, allowing him his privacy and anonymity. Well, for a little bit yet until I really start to worry.
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  32. T. Ruth says:

    Can anyone remember what the thread time period was on DAD’s threads that went missing on here? Was it in 2011? I ask because I found this on the wayback machine and wondered if it was anywhere in these snapshots?

    https://web.archive.org/web/20110101000000*/http://blinkoncrime.com/

    and what do they mean by saying the green dots indicate “redirects”?

  33. Rose says:

    OT Background:
    goes to character, professional ethics & judgment of detectives during interrogations.
    Young according to another article where he gave an interview
    comment was one of the detectives mentioned here. http://mailtribune.com/news/crime-courts-emergencies/manslaughter-suspect-claims-shocking-document-forced-her-to-talk

    imo if this had happened in normal jurisdictions, she wouldn’t be charged or would be given a light plea. Instead Tony the Detective et al (County DA) kicked it up to Murder from Manslaughter. Guess a USC grad is too uppity. She apparently made the “detectives” real mad when she filed ber own writeup with the Court about her interrogation’s Constitutional violations, & now they’ll make damn sure she stays locked up til trial, after all she’s such a danger & no ties to the community (ha).
    There are plenty
    more articles with incriminating this & that, but if you’re in your grandma’s home the owner, just returning after hospital discharge, & she & your mother ask for your protection from a met
    h addict who starts breaking in against her & the other 2’s best efforts to bar him, & he has repeatedly assaulted & threatened your & their lives, damn straight it was ok to shoot him after he’d broken in. Only problem I see is no one dialed 911.

    So- it never ceases to amaze me when a suspect has a relative that is an Atty, sits with LE for an interview at all without representation, let alone 6 hours. Then file a civil suit involving what should ultimately be the subject of a motion to suppress (if true) so that its content is memorialized to be used against her in furtherance of the criminal charges or in objection to suppression? I can see exactly why the Judge advised her to not refile without the assistance or consultation of her criminal defense attorney. That inflammatory document was a dispatch report of shots fired on the property earlier where the victim stated he had concerns about it because he was headed over there with a notary that afternoon. Fast forward to Dec 2018 when apparently her criminal def counsel shares she recorded the whole thing on her iphone which was evidence until it was returned and apparently never downloaded as evidence because it was locked. I mean, under what pretense was that offered on behalf of her counsel whereby it now results in a murder indictment? The victim had a RO against him in the first place- wouldn’t that preclude him from being on the property in the first place? That is one messy case for sure Rose-
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  34. Rose says:

    @TRuth. Blink is the expert, but perhaps it was her entry
    before the Dec 2013 Settlement writing. Maybe 2011-2013?
    iirc it was large. Too bad.

  35. erose says:

    TRuth, DAD shot the cop on Jan. 23, 2011. This article is from 2016. I found it interesting that the search was still so active just a few years ago.

    Vanished in Oregon: The five-year search for fugitive David Durham

    snip>

    For the past five years, detectives have chased down hundreds of leads and possible sightings from Hawaii to the East Coast. They even staked out a house at an undisclosed location with U.S. Marshals for almost 10 hours. Durham wasn’t there.

    https://www.kgw.com/article/news/investigations/vanished-in-oregon-the-five-year-search-for-fugitive-david-durham/283-32709117

  36. erose says:

    Why are some of the dots on the calendar page different colors?
    TRuth, A little more info on the dots. Seems the dots on the dates are when the crawler visited the site. I guess on the green dot dates, the crawler was sent to a different page than the original intended web address. JMO.

    We color the dots, and links, associated with individual web captures, or multiple web captures, for a given day. Blue means the web server result code the crawler got for the related capture was a 2nn (good); Green means the crawlers got a status code 3nn (redirect); Orange means the crawler got a status code 4nn (client error), and Red means the crawler saw a 5nn (server error). Most of the time you will probably want to select the blue dots or links.

    https://help.archive.org/hc/en-us/articles/360004651732-Using-The-Wayback-Machine

  37. erose says:

    Spoke to soon. Some pages will let me access older comments, others won’t.

  38. erose says:

    Steven C Scott is at Skyline Elementary School.
    June 18, 2018 · Portland, OR ·
    JUNE the month Kyron vanished been
    since last summer I dropped in to
    visit his bench that says CARE on it.
    There’s a sweeping view of the valley.

    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Skyline-Elementary-School/357798537732256

    According to his FB page, this gentleman follows other missing cases. Wondering what his connection to Skyline is, it doesn’t seem like he works there.

    He also posted:

    Steven C Scott is at Skyline Elementary School.
    August 24, 2018 · Portland, OR ·
    Quick Visitation tonite post work

  39. erose says:

    Keefer’s brother just screwing around at Skyline in his Land Rover.

    Joe Keefer‎

    to

    Pacific Northwest Land Rovers
    June 14, 2018 · Portland, OR ·
    Screwing around at work this morning. Theres plenty of fun to be had up here! — at Skyline Elementary School.

    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Skyline-Elementary-School/357798537732256

  40. cd says:

    T. Ruth says:
    March 12, 2019 at 2:57 pm

    Its weird DAD just disappeared and was never heard about again. Kind of of like Kyron. I wonder if his family has ever heard from DAD or if they are ever were looking for him. At least I don’t remember that he was ever found.

  41. Amy says:

    That IS a little bit strange about Steven C. Scott visiting the school twice. But he could be just a harmless gawker.

  42. Rose says:

    erose/truth, that wayback machine daunted me; congrats on cracking even 1 page.
    I am in TX (why I thot of ATG) in a hotel chain that boycotts msnbc.
    I wish some portland media would check w/DAD’s family re his status.

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